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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14
"JoE" RossNTHAL

Pretty frolicksome Jenrie Hesmsns o
pears al next week al the Wonderland.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-14

Fsr thousands ~ msnufsrtirers + that 4 law
IA ani legitimate thing tor this Government 70
do Is tf good roiicy fcr AZ 20 encourage large
numbers of eur ciCTens - 90 into particn8sr
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then whel they are bank-1oi 60 ssT - TIE Aner-
lean peCpie. There We t0id yon - frlteefion
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cent. sni t1e1 weIfiD< u1fi tfe per cent. have
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var wharehV rost ~ tnPa ara rliuAyt j >av i
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The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

had heard every syllable of the brief con
versation between Grace and Sir Hugh had
heard him ask the girl her name, had seen
him kiss her hand, and herself, as was nat
ural, had sat by unrecognized.
Something long repressed, long foregone,
had risen mp In that moment and confronted
her with familiar, regretfnl eyes. IL was
the ghost OF her youth, the memory Of a
vanished sprinetime, Of hopes, Of ideals,
and illusions gone like the song OF the birds,
like the fragrance Of old days.
With pain, the more painful that u was
new, Mrs Conway re- ognized the fact that
her rich, her prosperous, her envied life had
been disappointment. The highest faith
and love OF her heart had died long ago, and
with IL lay buried (she knew II now all
that was notlest in herself. And wha, had
survivedf Things that, dearly as she had
priced them, seemed to her infinitely paltry
now in comparison with all that she had
lost. Bitterly she felt that she had throw N
| away gold for dross, and that the idols of
her worship had possessed feet of clay.
The dance went on, and Grace, flushed to
new loveliness, her eyes starry with delight,
waltzed again with Frank Dormer, while Sir
Hugh made his bow in front Of Mrs. Conway
and talked afectionately, half pleadingly,
as 1t seemed 10 her, of "his boy"
Grace was struck with new expression
in her grandmother's eyes, when she joined
her at the end of the ball-a wistful, softened
Look that she had never seen there before.
| II gave her courage to creep an hour later
to Mrs. Conway's bedroom, and kneel down
beside her In front Of the fire by which she
was brooding, and to press her fresh young
cheek caressingly against the pretty wrin-
killed. one.
"Granny," she said, softly, ~ cannot
marry Arthur Wodeleigh. Indeed cannot.
Mrs. Conway laid her hand softly on the
ripping gold tresses that everybody said
were so like what her own had once been.
"Do as you like, my child" she said
| gently. "YOu are wiser than IL
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09
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The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09
AT MIDNIGHT.
The room Ia cold and dark to night.
The fire Ia low:


The room Ia cold and dark to night.
The nre Ia low;
Why come you, you who love the light,
To mock me so?
Ipray you leave me now alone:
You worked your will,
And turned my heart to frozen stone;
Why haunt me s'lll7
90, me 10 this empty place:
! shut the door;
Yet through the dark I see your face
just as Of yorc.
The Old smile curves your lips tonight.
Your deep eyes glow
with that old CLEAN that made them bright
SO long npo.
listen; do hear yonr tone
The silence lhrlllc
why come you? would lie alone:
Why vex me still9
wifatl would you that we re.cmbracc
We two once more?
Are these your tears that wet my face
Just as before?
You LETT to seek some new delight,
Yet your tears now:
What sorrow brings you back tonight?
Shall I not know?
Twin not let you g,ieve alone
The night Is chilli
Though love Is dead and hope has iown,
Pity lives still.
How silent ia the empty spacel
Dreamed once more?
Henceforth against your haunting face
bar the door.
Louise Chandler Moulton, IN Hd,per's MaQazi
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

A critic Is msved to express uis surprse that
while "The Lights o. London" ''Romany Rye,n
"Youth, ""The World,n and "The Silver King" are
chesinnts, and "ROse Michel" q better play than any
through some mysterious dspensation, to be extend.
Ing its lease OF life.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09
Our New Years Proclamation
KINGS PALACE
GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTERl

For. 81 you can buy an elegant Cloth
Newmarket, worth IS.
For 80 You can buy Beaver Newmarket,
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For So you can buy an elegant Berlin
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For IS you can buy Silk Fur-lined Cir
cular, worth $50.
For s2.75 you can buy nice Boucle
Jacket, worth IS.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

"Haze Kirke" has been dsinierred and galvan-
lied In England, Miss Mlllward appearing as the
heroine and "Tom" Whiffen as Pittacus Green.
Mr.. WhiIen makes OF that character, according "a
the statement OF an English paper, "a selfsunicent
and aggressive ASST
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

and immensely effective. Verdi keeps signor Tam
aQno, NJ. Maurel, and Sgnora Paniaieoni, his three
principal interpreters, hard at work for four hours
daily. Parquet chairs for the first night OF
"Oeo" commanded, at last accounts, 200 lire tsio)
each, and all but few had been sold; the stalls be-
hind the chairs were quoted at 100 lire apiece, and
the boxes which usually rented for 200 to 1900
lire for the whole carnival season. brought this year
$500 lire each.
dramatic paper makes the following statement: +:
"To man who has spent ntty years In honorable
work upon the stage a benent In which the greatest
artists combine to make the performance remark
able one Is graceful tribute that should appeal to
all who have any love for the stage. MIR. G. w.
Couldock Is to he so remembered by the profession,
and the plans for the performance are nearing COM
peton. IL Is designed to make the benent mon-
ster affair, in which Edwin Booth, Wilson Barrett,
Joseph Jefferson, Nine. Modjeska. and other dis
tinguished artists will appear. 1t will doubtless be
given some evening In May, at the Academy OF
Music. The curtain will go up on an act from AS
You Like It, in which the cast will be unprecc-
denied in the history of the American stage. The
lind, Nine. Modjeske; Orlando, Lawrence Barrett; {;
A dam, c. W. Coud0ck; Touchstone, Joseph JEFF
ferson; JdQues, Edwin Booth; The Duke, Mines
Levck; PhTbe, Minnie Maddern. Another great
Edwin Booth as Brutus Wilson Barrett as julius
Cesar. and Lawrence Barrett as Cdssius. Beside
these prominent actors will appear In scenes from
various pieces, among which will he Hazel Kirke,
Hamlet and 'rhe Rivals Even the supernumer-
aries will be actors and actresses OF good standing.
In order that the sum realized may be snflicent to
secure for the veteran comfortable living during
the remainder OF his days the seats will be auction
eered of al an upset price OF s.. With such bill
as will be presented the bidding should he spirited.
there Is every reason to suppose that he will get it,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

Mr.. Irving does not intend u bring much of the
scenery used for "Faus" In London to this country
next autumn. The sets are very heavy, and some
df the plpces cqEd not well be used In the theatres
models OF the originals, and It islikey that this work
will be done In New York,
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

Helen Hastings, an English actress whose per-
sonal charms are expected to produce serious i'm
preston on the dude population OF New York, Will
follow Margaret Mather at the Union Square Thea
ire, appearing there on the 17th instant with new
play and an American company.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

John stetson and Col. John A. McCaull are some.
what disturbed by rumors that there will he no Gil
bert and Sullivan opera this year. "rhe Mikadop is
still playing 10 enormous business at the Savoy in
London. Mr.. Stetson has very expensive company
pow PLAYING IN "The MikadO" at Boston, which Is
retalhea for Gilbert and snyan's new opera
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

For S. you can buy Boucle visite, worth
$40.
For So you can buy Black and Brown
Astrachan Jackets, worth Sl2.
For sl1 you can buy Plush visite,
worth SIS.
For SIS you can buy Seal Plush Visite,
fur trimming, worth $2l.
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

The Boston branch ofihe directors of The National
Opera Company, where 1t is now flliDg an engage
ment, have issued a manifesto agreeing to discard
bonnets during the opera season, and the reduction
~ the theatre hat has also been begun In the other
The Sunday herald., 1887-01-09

"Alce In Wonderland" has been dramaiized and
VIII be played in London this winter. The story is
by Lewis Carroll, who Is a professor of mathe-
mates. and his hook was read with so much pleas.
ure by Queen Victoria that on lnlshing II she asked
for another by the sarne author. In return ahe was
hIa hiayoIea wwish his ireaiise on the "DiIereniial
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

ants had not been given notice, and he
thought they should not be obliged tC
come into court on the first day of the
term and remain until called.
Mr., Dickson said that the statute re.
CURED them to be present when called
and furthermore notice was given by
the Court and published in the papers
several days ago.
The Court ordered that the forfeiture
be made and the names OF Henry Whit
taker and his bondsmen, W. y. Williams
and John Sandberg, and those OF John
Engle and his bondsmen James Solo.
mon and W. G. Anderson, were called,
and as none OF them answered the for.
feiture was ordered recorded
The case OF the United States VS..
Henry Grow was then taken mp and is
now on trial
THE GRAND JURY
Went into court this morning and re-
ported that they had found three indict-
ments in United States cases and four in
Territorial cases They also reported
that the following cases had been IL
nored
The United States VS.. \. II. Raleigh
unlawful cohabtation.
The United States vs.. Thos. Jeremy;
unlawful cohabitation.
The United States VS.. Daniel Corbett;
unlawful cohabitation.
The People VS.. Phillip Faust; assault.
The People VS.. w. {. Owen forgery.
CIVIL CASE.
In the case Of Robert b. Chisholm vs..
Parker Norton ct al decree by consent
for plaintiff
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17
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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17

The mud of to-day is the dust OF to-
morrow.
Louis Reggel was to-day excused from
service as petit juror.
On motion OF Mr.. Dickson, the case OF
the United States vs.. John Cartwright
was this afternoon dismissed bv Judge
Zane
1t was the Edmunds bill when it first
left the Senate, When it came from
the House it was the Tucker Act
1t is now the Edmunds bill again.
There is already great deal of in
terest in the coming performances of
the Emma Abbott Company. ola Ira
viata," I'll Trovotore, "Rigoletto, ;"
Carnival OF Venice" Martha" and
other operas are included in the roper
toire.
Miss Margaret Roberts, OF Haley, who
is completing her education at st. Marv's
Academy, in Salt Lake City, has won the
medals for good conduct and elocution
This is quite an endorsement OF Mrs.
Wilson'S method, whose pupil in eOcu.
ton Miss Roberts was. Wood Rirpr
Times.
The friends OF Mr.. W. c. Owen will be
pleased to note that the Grand Jury have
ignored the charge OF forgery recently
brought against him, and that the shade
OF suspicion has now been lifted from
him. The gentleman has been conf
dent all along that he would have no
trouble in convincing the grand inquis-
ltors OF his innocence, but the wait has
been a long and weary one, and the
night that comes at last will be the more
welcome after the long period OF dark
ness.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-17
MILITARY NOTES.
Personal Mention and Leaves from
Headquarters.

Major William Sinclair, Second Artil-
lery, is the President OF general court
martial which convened last Monday at
Mount Vernon Barracks, Alabama, with
Lieutenant w. y. Stone OF the same regi-
ment as Judge Advocate.
Brigadier- General Baird, the senior In
spector-General of the Army, mas re-
| turned to the city from his trip to Fort Du
Chesne, Utah. but declines to make any
statement OF his investigations with mat
ters relating to Colonel Benteen, Ninth
Cavalry - Washington critic.
Army Leaves Granted-Captain Will
liam a. Thompson, Fourth Cavalry, Fort
Bowie, Arizona, two months, with per-
mission to apply for one month extension.
First Lieutenant Edward h. Morris. as
sistant snrgeC.. Fort Thomas, Arizona,
one month from March 10, with permits,
sion to apply for twenty DAYS extension
Major Charles NJ. Terrell, paymaster,
two months extension. Colonel Robert
;. La Note, Thirteenth Infantry. one
month further extension.
Army Burroughs Granted-Corporal
John Winters, Company +, Fifteenth In
iantry, Fort Budford, Oak, four months
IRON February 10. Private Gustav
Meye, Troop A, Fifth Cava'r, four
months, with permission to 20 broad.
Private Toy l.. Askins, band Nun Cav
airy, Fort Du Chesne, Utah, -four months.
Private Thomas Stallard, Company b,
seventeenth Infantry, Camp Medicine
Butte, Wyoming, four months. Saddler
Jacob Liendner, Troop d, First Cavalry.
Fort Custer Mon. three months from
April |.
From the detail OF the general court
martial which convened last Saturday at
Vancouver Barracks it is evident that
some, officer is being tried there. The
detail is as follows: Major VIM. +.
Waters, surgeon Captains Tuly McCrea,
FIRST Artillery George w. Davis, Four
teenth Infantry; James n. Wheelan,
Second Cavalry Thomas f. Tobev, Four
teenth Infantry; Thomas F. Quinn,
Fourth Infantry; Charles b. Western,
fourteenth Infantry; Eli l.. higgins,
Second Cavalry; Charles II. Warrens,
Fourteenth Infantry; Edmund X. Rus
sell, Ordnance Corps. and First Leuten.
ants James n. Allison, Second Cavalry.
and William c. Langfitt, Corps of Engi-
neers. First Lieutenant Albert Todd.
First Artillery, is Judge Advocate of the
court.
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il5 deg, Tx. white Illuminating ~ 8SS, b ","1'
tight, 3.6O rose headlight, 3.75; ruby ' oIec
trlc hight, 4'25; gasoline, $50: BenSine ia T0.
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